enthusiasm; zeal; passion; ardor; warmth

enthusiastic; ardent; warm; animated; describes a high-spirited or lively atmosphere

a place or topic that draws significant popular attention; a central issue or point of general interest; a place where intense political or military conflict is occurring

a direct communications link for immediate contact, especially between heads of state or for specific public services; also refers metaphorically to a line with frequent communication

to love with great passion or intensity; to adore; to be deeply devoted to

bustling with noise and excitement; lively and boisterous in a pleasant way, often describing a scene or atmosphere

to be in great demand; to sell like hotcakes

in great demand; hot; in vogue; describes something that is currently trending or attracting widespread attention

a hot sausage served in a sliced long bun, often with condiments like mustard, sauerkraut, or onions; a loan translation of English "hot dog"

warmhearted; enthusiastic; ardent; having great zeal

the energy value of food consumed and used by the body, typically measured in calories

hot water; warm water

fanatical; feverish; describes an extreme level of enthusiasm or zeal

To have a body temperature that is higher than normal due to illness

the process or action of increasing temperature

a wave of enthusiasm; a popular craze; a period of booming development or intense activity

intimate; warmhearted; friendly and enthusiastic in manner

burning hot; as hot as fire; fiery

lively, enthusiastic, or exciting; describing an atmosphere that is bustling or full of energy

to radiate or release heat; to vent thermal energy

A match played before a main competition to help players get ready or to assess the opponent's strength; a friendly match

to become too hot; to exceed a safe or normal temperature

to supply heat or heating to a building or region; the provision of thermal energy

A passionate enthusiasm or fervor for a cause; the willingness to sacrifice oneself for justice or an ideal

to warm up for sports or physical activity; to do gentle exercises to prepare the body for intense movement

an appliance used to heat water using electricity, gas, or solar energy

scorching hot; blistering hot weather

to be very fond of; to be enthusiastic about; to have a deep interest in a specific activity

steam; hot air or vapor

The tropical zone or the region of the Earth between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn characterized by a hot climate

to alleviate a fever or reduce internal heat by clearing excess fire from the body in traditional Chinese medicine

to be head over heels in love with someone; to be in the heat of a passionate romance

level of heat; temperature of a furnace or liquid

warm; lukewarm; tepid

A device used to release heat into the surrounding space through conduction, convection, or radiation; used for heating rooms or cooling engines.

The physical power or energy produced by heat

To go where there is a crowd or excitement; to participate in a lively activity

fervent and earnest; showing intense eagerness or sincerity

sultry; hot and stuffy; stiflingly hot with little to little air circulation

To go where the crowds are to enjoy a bustling scene or a lively atmosphere.

to heat something in advance, such as an oven or engine

eyes brimming with tears due to extreme emotion; deeply moved; tearful

to turn white-hot; to reach a climax or a state of extreme intensity in an emotion, competition, or situation

Electricity produced by the application of heat or temperature differences between materials; thermoelectricity or pyroelectricity

(idiom) to have one's blood racing; to be filled with intense excitement, passion, or enthusiasm

muggy and hot; humid and hot

high heat or a high level of temperature; often used to describe weather or physical materials

A rubber bag filled with hot water used to warm parts of the body or for heat therapy; also called a [[暖水袋|暖水袋|nuan3 shui3 dai4]].

tears shed when one is very excited or deeply moved